Faouzi Annajah Launches Exclusive Podcast Series on the Ruthless World of the Automotive Industry

Faouzi Annajah, CEO of NamX, launched “5 Minutes in the Matrix,” a podcast premiering April 3, 2025, exploring the automotive industry's complexities. The bi-monthly series addresses critical topics like vehicle development and combating misinformation, aiming to provide industry insights and spotlight global dynamics in hydrogen mobility and competition among key markets.

Faouzi Annajah Launches Exclusive Podcast Series on the Ruthless World of the Automotive Industry
Faouzi Annajah

Paris, March 20, 2025, 4:00 PM PDT – Faouzi Annajah, CEO and founder of NamX, announced on X a new podcast and video series titled “5 Minutes in the Matrix,” offering an exclusive, insider’s look into the cutthroat automotive industry. In a tweet posted at 3:00 PM local time, Annajah invited followers to join him bi-monthly for five-minute episodes, available on LinkedIn, X, and Instagram starting April 3, 2025, as reported by Automotive News Europe and shared on X by @AnnajahFaouzi.

What to Expect from “5 Minutes in the Matrix”

Annajah, a veteran entrepreneur in the automotive sector, plans to tackle pressing topics shaping the industry, including IPOs, fundraising, patents, vehicle development, and debunking misinformation about NamX, his hydrogen-powered vehicle startup, per the tweet. He emphasized the high stakes of launching a new automaker, noting, “Developing a new car manufacturer involves over 600 strategic decisions with short-, medium-, and long-term impacts. It’s a chess game where you can afford less than 7% error across the entire process to deliver a market-ready product.”

The series will explore the global dynamics of the automotive industry, focusing on key players like France, Morocco, the USA, Saudi Arabia, China, Germany, Vietnam, South Korea, and Japan, which Annajah identifies as pivotal in determining tomorrow’s leaders or followers, as detailed on namx.how. Posts on X, like @AutoIndustryIns’s, praised the initiative as “a rare glimpse into automotive innovation,” while @NamXUpdates speculated on upcoming NamX developments.

Annajah’s Vision and NamX’s Role

Annajah, who founded NamX in 2016, has positioned the company as a pioneer in hydrogen mobility, aiming to revolutionize the automotive industry by 2026, per Les Echos (December 2024). The podcast will address challenges like misinformation—such as false claims about NamX’s technology—and provide clarity on its progress, including its hydrogen utility vehicle (HUV) set for Q4 2025 test drives, as noted on linkedin.com/in/annajahfaouzi. Web results, like www.automotiveworld.com (March 2025), highlight NamX’s partnership with Pininfarina and its focus on sustainable innovation.

Annajah’s tweet emphasized the “ruthless” nature of the industry, reflecting the intense competition and high stakes for new entrants, per Financial Times. His experience, detailed on namx.how, includes navigating complex decisions on patents, funding, and market entry, making “5 Minutes in the Matrix” a must-watch for industry insiders and entrepreneurs.

Global Automotive Landscape

The podcast will examine how nations like France (NamX’s base), Morocco (a growing hub), and China (an EV leader) shape the future of mobility, per GlobalData’s 2025 automotive report. Annajah’s focus on Saudi Arabia and the USA hints at potential partnerships or investments, while Germany, Japan, Vietnam, and South Korea’s roles in electric and hydrogen tech will be analyzed, as reported by Automotive News. Posts on X, like @GreenTechTalk’s, anticipate insights into hydrogen vs. EV competition.